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Civil liberties advocates are raising a new challenge to police use of Google search data to help solve criminal cases, as the practice draws greater

“Geofence warrants,” which allow law enforcement to get location data across a wide area, have become commonplace in recent years.

St. Paul police officers have around-the-clock access to a controversial smartphone-hacking device called GrayKey.

Photo appeared in presentation on how cloud computing is helping spy agency 'stay one step ahead of the enemy'

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers helps public defenders navigate new technologies used against their clients

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After a Florida man was accused of vehicular homicide, his lawyer used Clearview AI’s facial recognition software to prove his innocence. But other defense lawyers say Clearview’s offer rings hollow.

Police nationwide are turning to geofence warrants to solve cold cases. But the practice raises privacy and accuracy concerns for citizens.